Sure, they're mainly used for commercial applications, but multi-screen displays are just plain cool. They fill the same general need as a projector – video on an enormous screen – but with the obvious bonus of generating light from the source.

The downside of course, is that each display is surrounded by a bezel, which creates a screen door effect on a massive scale. But as televisions get more and more streamlined, multi-screen displays are looking a lot better.

Sharp's latest multi-screen has a total of 6.5mm between each set. It's the smallest bezel ever, and it's done by making the individual televisions just a bit off. The left and top sides of the PN-V601 hold most of the wiring and other components, resulting in a 4.1mm bezel. The right and bottom sides only need a 2.4mm bezel.

The new displays will hit in Japan this August with a US release date yet to be announced.